par Corten, Olivier 
;Klein, Pierre
Editeur scientifique Cannizaro, Enzo
Référence The Law of Treaties Beyond the Vienna Convention, Oxford University Press, Oxford, page (3-24)
Publication Publié, 2011
;Klein, Pierre Editeur scientifique Cannizaro, Enzo
Référence The Law of Treaties Beyond the Vienna Convention, Oxford University Press, Oxford, page (3-24)
Publication Publié, 2011
Partie d'ouvrage collectif
| Résumé : | Can peace agreements concluded between a State and a non-State entity produce legal effects in the international sphere, as mentioned in Article 3 of the Vienna Conventions on the Law of Treaties? Could it be considered that, following the conclusion of such agreements, some areas that were traditionally conceived as pertaining to the national jurisdiction of States (such as the use of violence within national borders, or the choice of a political system) are as of now governed by international law? On the basis of the agreements that have been reviewed in this study, a clearly affirmative answer would appear excessive —especially in relation to this latter question. As far as the international legal effects of such instruments are concerned, it should be recalled that much will depend on the specificities of each agreement and on the way it has been implemented |
